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The Carroll and Madison Public Library Foundation is presenting a One Book / One Community reading event

The Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission is close to being back at full capacity.

Identifying businesses that still have not obtained the now-required business license in Holiday Island is becoming a priority for the city.

Eureka Springs City Council did take steps toward lifting some restrictions on temporary districts in the city.

Two four-plex townhouse units to be built near downtown and aimed at helping the city’s need for housing options got a stamp of approval from the Eureka Springs Planning Commission. At its regular meeting on July 9, the planning commission voted 4-0 to approve a request from Terry McGuire to build the eight townhouses at 2 Judah St., on a piece of property located just north of Legends Saloon.

Holiday Island is in the market for a new fire chief.